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The suburbs that lead an upswing in property prices usually lead the downturn, but this slowdown has the twist of steeper than normal rate rises that are making some buyers rethink their plans.

The suburbs that lead an upswing in property prices usually lead the downturn, but this slowdown has the twist of steeper than normal rate rises that are making some buyers rethink their plans.

Rochester resident Zoe Cook is making her theatrical debut in an uproarious play being staged in Echuca later this month.

This is the eighth article in a series of monthly columns written by Alan Henderson about Deniliquin district historical events and issues. Alan’s grandfather purcha...

The changing face of outlaw gangs and organised crime groups is increasingly blurring the lines of who is friends and enemies, as traditionally warring factions join forces to make quick cash.

Rival promoters have thrown their support behind a plan to stage Australia’s largest contemporary music festival, a vision of the late Michael Gudinski.

The second Darling/Baaka River convoy to highlight unsustainable water-sharing plans and ungoverned water-trading practices was organised in early May. Mark Merritt reports.

Rochester’s three-point win against Kyabram on Sunday ticked the first of three important boxes as the Tigers eye a place in the Goulburn Valley League’s first final...

A helicopter with three people onboard has crashed at Echuca in Victoria.

Hundred-year-old paddlewheeler Pride of the Murray has arrived at its new home of Longreach, Queensland, after it set off from Echuca on June 7.